'''Chupa's Organ''' is the [[Weapons by title (Borderlands 3)|title]] of a group of {{rarity link|legendary}}[[Grenade Mod|grenade mods]] in''[[Borderlands 3]]''manufactured by [[Atlas]] and [[Hyperion]]. {{Random|name=It|boss=Chupacabratch|loc2=on [[Athenas]]}}

==Special Weapon Effects==

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==Usage & Description==

==Usage & Description==

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Chupa's Organ is a [[Transfusion Grenade (Borderlands 3)|transfusion grenade]] which drains [[health]] from the target and transfers it to the thrower and nearby allies. They can be stacked up, i.e., it is possible to deploy several Chupa's Organ grenades at a single target.

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==Notes==

==Notes==

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*Chupa's Organ cannot spawn with an elemental capacitor.

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*The grenade bypasses shields & armor if either is still intact, making it effective against high shield-low health enemies.

==Trivia==

==Trivia==

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*The flavor text is a Spanish word which means "male goat," but contextually can be anything from a term of endearment to an insult. In English, it is usually translated as "asshole." The flavor textisreferring to the boss who drops it, whose namesake, Chupacabra, translates literally to "goat sucker" in Spanish.

**"Male goat" is the literal meaning of the word, but it's not the typical use of the word. Contextually, "cabrón" can be anything from a term of endearment to an insult. In the United States, it is usually translated as "asshole," while its connotation can be very different in other regions.

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Chupa's Organ is a transfusion grenade which drains health from the target and transfers it to the thrower and nearby allies. They can be stacked up, i.e., it is possible to deploy several Chupa's Organ grenades at a single target.

The flavor text is a Spanish word which means "male goat." It refers to the boss who drops it, whose namesake, Chupacabra, translates literally to "goat sucker" in Spanish.

"Male goat" is the literal meaning of the word, but it's not the typical use of the word. Contextually, "cabrón" can be anything from a term of endearment to an insult. In the United States, it is usually translated as "asshole," while its connotation can be very different in other regions.